Anaphylaxis Management & Life Support Training

No. The course is suitable for both clinical and non-clinical delegates. Training is delivered at a level appropriate to your role, with practising clinicians providing step-by-step guidance and practical instruction throughout the session.

Successful delegates receive a certificate of attendance confirming completion of Anaphylaxis Management and Life Support training. The certificate can be used as evidence of training for CPD records and workplace compliance where appropriate.

First aid training covers a broad range of injuries and medical emergencies. This course focuses specifically on the recognition and emergency management of severe allergic reactions and anaphylaxis, while also including Basic Life Support (BLS), CPR and AED training relevant to these situations.

Yes. Training can be adapted to reflect your working environment, the people you support, your emergency procedures and the equipment available within your organisation. This helps ensure the training is relevant to your team and day-to-day responsibilities.

Yes. Where appropriate, we encourage delegates to use their own emergency equipment, including adrenaline auto-injectors, emergency bags and AEDs. This helps build confidence with the equipment your team would use in a real emergency.

Annual refresher training is recommended to help maintain practical skills and remain familiar with current guidance. Some employers or professional bodies may also have their own training requirements.

Yes. The course is suitable for schools, Nurseries, colleges and childcare settings where staff may need to recognise and respond quickly to anaphylaxis and other medical emergencies involving children or adults.

Yes. Training can be delivered at your workplace, school, healthcare setting or community venue, allowing your team to learn in a familiar environment. Courses can also be arranged at selected training venues if preferred.

Yes. We understand that releasing staff during the working day is not always practical. Subject to availability, training can often be arranged during evenings or at other suitable times to minimise disruption.

Yes. We regularly deliver training for organisations of different sizes. Larger groups can either be trained together where appropriate or divided into smaller sessions to ensure everyone receives sufficient practical instruction.

Absolutely. Delegates are encouraged to discuss real situations and ask questions throughout the course. Where appropriate, trainers can explain how current guidance applies to incidents that may arise within your own workplace.

The course follows current Resuscitation Council UK guidance and supports the training requirements of many healthcare providers, schools, care organisations and other workplaces. If your organisation has specific regulatory requirements, we’re happy to discuss how the course can help meet them.

Yes. Many organisations use this course to support staff competency, clinical governance and emergency preparedness. We can also tailor the training to reflect your workplace procedures and documented emergency response arrangements.